February 2026 APT Group Trends Report
Key APT Groups Among the activities of APT groups in February 2026, attacks by APT28, Lotus Blossom, TA-RedAnt (APT37), UAT-8616, UNC3886, and UNC6201 were particularly prominent. Lotus Blossom exploited the Notepad++ supply chain infrastructure to inject malicious executables into legitimate update processes, combining DLL sideloading with multi-stage loaders
January 2026 APT Group Trends Report
Key APT Groups Sandworm attempted to destroy OT and IT equipment using DynoWiper after exploiting a vulnerable configuration of FortiGate, targeting at least 30 energy facilities, including wind and solar power plants in Poland, by the end of December 2025. They directly damaged RTUs, IEDs, and serial devices
ATIP_March 2025_Threat Trend Report on APT Groups
Purpose and Scope This report covers nation-led threat groups, presumed to conduct cyber espionage or sabotage supported by certain governments. These groups are referred to as advanced persistent threat (APT) groups for the sake of convenience. Therefore, this report does not contain information on cybercriminal groups aiming to gain financial
